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by rapind 4y ago
> Egress - DNS (A,AAAA, PTR), (E)HELO, SPF, DKIM, DMARC. "IP Reputation". Any insight into why this is a giant ball of complexity? I’ve had to setup spf, dkim, dmarc a couple times now and man… design by committee?
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by rapind 4y ago
Oh it’s already over. I moved all of my stuff off in the past year.
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by rapind 4y ago
Slicehost (acquired by rackspace) pioneered this type of in depth how to guides for webhosting on linux. In fact many of the setup docs on DO seem oddly familiar…
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That makes complete sense, and yet the cynic (realist?) in me is expecting a political nightmare. The stakes are actually really high. AI will for all intents and purposes be the arbiter of truth. For example there are people who will chall
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by rapind 4y ago
They were already doing this to seed Google. So business as usual for Mercer and co. I suspect the only way to fix this problem is to exacerbate it until search / AI is useless. We (humanity) have been making great progress on this rec
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by rapind 4y ago
It eventually ended up being a straight line where you could add yourself lower and higher in the line with two different characters, and turbo feed the xp upwards (there were loyalty stats to push up and receive more xp). It peaked with a
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by rapind 4y ago
> ban ________ television, newspapers, and every social network… ^ “advertiser supported”. For the sake of argument, imagine if advertiser supported content was in fact banned in certain places. Don’t you think that non-advertiser suppor
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by rapind 4y ago
Nature is teaching us how to survive by trying to constantly murder us and everything else if you prefer. So we can gain knowledge by seeing what works for other surviving species around us.
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by rapind 4y ago
The biggest brain fart of humanity is our tendency towards monoculture (for scale). Nature is very obviously showing us how to sustain an ecosystem and yet in our incredible hubris we’re like “nah, we got this”. We just want to swim upstrea
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by rapind 4y ago
tmux would be worth checking out. If you’re happy with the browser though then that works too!
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by rapind 4y ago
> What is it ultimately used for? Insurance.
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by rapind 4y ago
I always thought a “Big Brother” opt-in mode would be cool. The IDE shows you the shortcut whenever it can when you do something with the mouse. It keeps a history and once you’ve done something [n] times with the mouse it forces you to use
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by rapind 4y ago
Similar experience for us. Wife was basically surrounded by nannies and there wasn’t a ton of community support, at least not nearly as much as there used to be for my mother. I assume this varies based on location (not all communities can
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by rapind 4y ago
> society still doesn't know what to do with a full-time parent that isn't a woman True, but I think there’s an issue with expectations. Biases don’t change overnight. It sucks, but everyone could use a little pragmatism IMO. T
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by rapind 4y ago
It’s a reference to user generated content (web 2.0) and saying it will become AI generated content. I think we’ve already been seeing it, just done badly. Most content marketing is somewhat automated. The tools (ChatGPT) have made a leap a
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by rapind 4y ago
Sure, but you still need to consider the individual and not paint an entire demographic as “less than”. To do otherwise is prejudice. Ageism in this case. It’s also factual that wealth greatly impacts education, but we wouldn’t want to sugg
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by rapind 4y ago
> Then everyone else can look like they're behind! I’m not one to defend google, but in the matter of a datepicker… it’s 2023 for crying out loud! A datepicker standard should have been solved and implemented about 20 years ago. Adm
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by rapind 4y ago
> Just like you learn to check your oil level before starting in a conventional vehicle. Yeah, I (and everyone else) totally do that…
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by rapind 4y ago
Couple of linkedin data breaches should definitely put them on the nope list for government devices.
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When can I buy your ebook?
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by rapind 4y ago
> It's also the constant stream of digital nomad influencers on Twitter who sell extremely distorted, rosy, and often times false dreams to indie entrepreneurs like myself. They make it seem like building a successful startup is eas
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by rapind 4y ago
> I always felt like allowing myself to become emotional when debating something meant I had lost. Nope, the new meta is just whoever is more obstinate and has the bigger microphone. You want to land zingers while ignoring context. Nuanc
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by rapind 4y ago
What I loved about VB was how the basic UI was handled seamlessly and yet you could really dig in on optimizing user flow on top of it. It wasn’t pretty, but it was functional, and you could spend your time making sure it felt good . I can
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by rapind 4y ago
Postgresql > PostgREST > Elm
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by rapind 4y ago
I was going to ask ChatGPT to write commentary about how ChatGPT fever prevents us from discussing any other topic. Unfortunately they are at capacity, so I’ll have to later ask it for commentary about being unavailable to ask about…
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by rapind 4y ago
Yeah it misses the whole point of “universal” programs. No gatekeepers, no forms, cheap to administer, and most importantly fair.
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by rapind 4y ago
> insist on a Discord for tech support and discussion Communities moving to discord or slack is really dumb. You lose so much discoverability in favour of real time conversation about a subject that almost always prefers asynchronous com
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> one day, the sufficiently smart compiler will understand what we mean in our programs and generate code that is faster than what an expert could write in C or even assembly. Who is making this argument? Pretty sure I’ve heard most comp
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by rapind 4y ago
I don’t like bailouts of any sort tbh. I think there should be a post secondary state paid option though. Not because I love paying taxes, but because I think society at large will benefit.
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by rapind 4y ago
> Spending money you don't have... You basically just described loans. So the mortgage industry. I'm not looking forward to bailing people or companies out for being irresponsible again (referring to 2008 housing, I'm fine

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